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Engine Over-Revving

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Replace gear

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The clutch peddle feels a little spongey but Im not have any problems actually changing gear.

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Replace yet, stephen

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Have it had the clutch replaced yet, Stephen?

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The clutch peddle feels a little spongey but Im not have any problems actually changing gear.

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Replace yet, stephen

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Have it had the clutch replaced yet, Stephen?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

All, I have had a 996 Carrera 2 (1998) for 4 months and its done 45k. Today all of a sudden, its started to over-rev in every gear leaving me with very slow acceleration. The clutch peddle feels a little spongey but Im not have any problems actually changing gear. With every gear change it revs to around 5000 revs with little pressure on the accelerator before coming straight back down. Any ideas? (Cheers in Advance) Steve, Cheshire Migration info. Legacy thread was 55193

POST 2Original post

Sounds like a slipping clutch to me. Have it had the clutch replaced yet, Stephen? What happens if you put it in 4th on a hill, going slowly, then try to accelerate hard? If the clutch is slipping, it will rev higher but not pick up speed much. If it does need a new clutch, Personally I would get the RMS changed at the same time to be on the safe side. This will only cos £50 (ish) more but save a £750 bill if it does go later. Migration info. Legacy thread was 55195

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Its over-revving in each gear. Will it defo need a new clutch? How much am I looking at for that? Migration info. Legacy thread was 55206

POST 4Original post

Depends where you go, Stephen. Porscheshop quote (I think) £450 + VAT OPC about a Grand. From where you are, it would be worth calling ninemeister for a quote. Migration info. Legacy thread was 55209

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Cheers mate. I think my nearest main dealer is Stratstone but I'll try ninemeister. I did buy it from a dealer who gave me an RAC parts and labour warranty - I assume this wont be covered? (and to think I sold my Lotus Esprit as I wanted hassle-free motoring !!!) Migration info. Legacy thread was 55212

POST 6Original post

But once you get it sorted, you won't look back. At 45,000 miles, any car can need a new clutch. Migration info. Legacy thread was 55216

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